Light-filtering glasses · Night · red lens
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Red light gets through; blue and green don’t. That’s why the red lens is for nighttime and the softer amber lens is for daytime.
Why
You’ve been on your phone, laptop, or TV for hours. You go to bed, but your body is still in evening mode. It’s not the brightness: it’s the color of the light.
Some retinal cells, which are especially sensitive to blue light, tell your internal clock whether it is day or night.
At night, they continue sending daytime signals, and melatonin, the hormone that prepares you for sleep, arrives later.
Filters out the part of the spectrum that contributes most to that signal and lets red light through. You can still see and carry on as usual.
Sources: Chang et al., PNAS 2015 (screen reading and melatonin); Lucas et al., Trends in Neurosciences 2014 (melanopsin).
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Frequently asked questions
It depends on the time. Daylight is for daytime use in front of screens and LED lights. For nighttime, both red pairs have the same lens: Nocturne has an acetate frame you can wear to dinner or out and about; BlackOut is wraparound, with foam, and also blocks light coming in from the sides.
With the red lenses, no: not during the day or at night, or for anything that requires you to distinguish colors or light signals. We also don’t recommend driving at night with Daylight: any tinted lens reduces the amount of light reaching your eyes.
The red ones, one or two hours before bed and until you turn off the light. You don't have to turn anything off or change rooms. Daylight, during the day in front of screens.
Yes, with the red ones. The lens lets red through and blocks the rest, so the image is tinted and colors don’t look the way they normally do. That’s exactly what it’s supposed to do. With Daylight, you’ll notice a warm tone that’s much softer.
It is well established that nighttime light delays melatonin production. There is promising but limited research suggesting that filtering it may help with sleep: in one study, people with insomnia who wore amber glasses for two hours before bed slept better than those wearing glasses without a filter (Shechter et al., 2018). They are not a treatment: if you consistently sleep poorly, consult a healthcare professional.
No. They are standard adult-sized frames, and the BlackOut has foam all the way around. If you wear prescription glasses, ask your optician about a red or amber filter for your own lenses.
They leave our warehouse in Alicante and arrive within 24–48 hours in mainland Spain, with tracking; shipping is free on orders over €100. You have 30 days to return them and a 3-year warranty against manufacturing defects.
Daylight and Nocturne for €75, BlackOut for €85. Free shipping with a second pair.
Founders
Two enthusiasts bringing professional recovery home.
CEO and sports physiotherapist
«Rest is the most important pillar of your well-being. Optimal sleep and rest can greatly improve not only your physical performance, but also your mental performance, and help you feel better for more years. From a certain age onward, it’s important to take care of it and support it with products that enhance it.»
Co-founder and 3x3 world champion
“Resting better is key to higher performance. Throughout my career, I’ve performed much better when I got enough rest. I currently use Red Horizon glasses before bed, and I notice that I get sleepy much earlier and rest better.”
